基于KSAO模型构建高职国际贸易专业课程体系

KSAO是人力资源管理中对员工职业岗位资质的描述模型.利用KSAO模型将应用性国际贸易人才的职业能力分解为知识、职业能力、素质能力和个性特质四个方面.根据KSAO模型的分析结果.从理论教学和实训教学两个方面构建高职国际贸易专业课程体系.针对不同学习阶段来设计实训教学模块,并各有侧重.     

工学结合人才培养模式下高职思想政治课教学体系构建

工学结合的人才培养模式对整个高职院校专业建设与发展已经产生重大而深刻的影响,作为公共课程的思想政治课也应该构建适应这种模式的教学体系.其教学内容既要强调思想道德素质,又要突出职业素质;教学计划要适应企业的生产特点;教学方法要体现多样性,注重实践教学;考核方法要注重综合性,突出实效性.     

高职《正常人体结构》精品课程建设

天津医学高等专科学校医学系在精品课程建设中,以突出应用性和实践性为原则,将人体解剖学、组织胚胎学等内容有机地整合为<正常人体结构>一门课程.该课程以培养能力为中心,实施"基本模块+专业模块+拓展模块"的教学内容组织形式,以满足不同专业学生学习时对人体结构基本知识和技能的需求.同时,按照岗位实际工作工程组织和设计教学,使课程实施职业化,增强教学过程的实践性、开放性和职业模拟性.     

浙江省中职电子商务专业课程与教学存在的问题及对策

调查发现,浙江省中职电子商务专业课程设置与高职课程体系趋同,师生对课程设置评价不高,课程设置不合理;专业实践条件不足,理论教学与岗位要求相脱节,教学实效性不高.据此,学校人才培养应该以就业为导向,构建"大商务、小电子"课程模式;以能力为标准,构建模块化课程结构;以工作过程为依据,推进教学改革;以校企合作为支点,建设专兼结合的"双师型"教师队伍.     

论当前地方高师本科学前教育专业的学科建设

《国家中长期教育改革和发展规划纲要（2010—2020年）》明确了学前教育的发展目标。在新的形势下地方高师本科学前教育进行学科建设,应明确学科建设的定位和目标,正确处理学科建设与教学工作、科研工作的关系,加强学术梯队、基础设施等方面的建设,并积极利用国家教育大发展带来的机遇,加快学科建设的进程。     

整合激励理论在高职院校篮球教学中的应用

高职院校在篮球体育课程教学激励中存在着体育教学内容设计不能调动学生的积极性、未能对学生在篮球运动学习过程中取得的成绩及时进行激励、考核方法过于重视考试结果而忽视学习过程三个方面问题。文章认为,可以通过将工作设计理论、期望理论和强化理论应用到高职院校篮球体育教学中,改善高职院校篮球体育教学的绩效。     

The rural-urban divide,intergroup relations,and social identity formation of rural migrant children in a Chinese urban school

Through ethnographic fieldwork conducted at a Beijing public school, this study aims to investigate how rural migrant children in China negotiate and construct their identity vis-à-vis the school’s local children. Building on social identity theory, this study reveals that rural migrant children develop a strong non-local group identity as a response to the Hukou-based social policy and the occupation-based social hierarchies in contemporary China. Such an identity helps migrant children combat a sense of inferiority that is reinforced by their daily interactions with the socially and economically more advantaged urban peers. However, this group-based identity forestalls intergroup contact and prevents the migrant children from successfully integrating into Chinese urban society.     

Exploring a taboo of cultural reproduction

Cultural reproduction is rarely, if ever, theorised through clandestine practices of sexual offending by teachers in the gendered hierarchies of state schools. Drawing upon Freedom of Information requests and other official qualitative data provided by a U.K. teaching council, this article endeavours to explain the form of a gendered cultural reproduction by reference to the diversity of ways in which identities are constructed and ‘contracted’ for female student victims. The article begins by looking at this taboo subject matter in the context of a historical patriarchal order and cultures of heterosexuality in schools, followed by a feminist perspective through which empirical theorisation is documented. Michel Foucault’s work on the micro-physics of power and normativity informs the emphasis of the contemporary feminist prism. It is argued that this offending occurs under the auspices of the professional teacher–student hierarchy and produces distinctive and damaging power effects.     

Church schools,educational markets and the rural idyll

Researchers have begun to explore the role that faith schools play in contemporary educational markets but the emphasis to date has been on urban rather than rural contexts. This article approaches the issue of marketisation through a qualitative case-study comparison of two Anglican primary schools in contrasting rural localities in England and Wales. Engaging with a range of stakeholders, including parents and pupils, the article explores reasons why the schools were valued, drawing on wider constructions of childhood, religion and rurality. The consequences of the schools’ popularity on factors such as traffic, parking, school ethos and local community ties are also considered. The findings of the study problematise some of the prevalent assumptions about marketisation, including the role of social class and geography in these processes. As such, the article makes an important contribution to the sociological literature on faith schools, rural schools and educational markets.